Javascript Tutorials

Have you ever wondered how websites remember your choices after you close the browser? That’s Local Storage at work.

What is Local Storage?

Local Storage is a browser feature that lets developers store small data amounts on users’ devices. This data stays even after the browser is closed, like digital notes for websites.

Why Local Storage?

Unlike remote servers, Local Storage is perfect for quick access to user data like preferences. Most modern browsers support it, ensuring compatibility.

In this tutorial, I show how you can use Local storage in your project using JavaScript.

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Making mistakes occasionally when writing JavaScript code is common. Errors are what happen when something goes wrong, and they can make your code behave strangely or even stop functioning altogether.

Understanding proper error management techniques is crucial for this reason. To prevent larger issues, this entails identifying errors and fixing them.

I’ll discuss the various kinds of errors you might run into while writing JavaScript code in this article. I’ll explain why it’s crucial to understand how to handle these errors properly.

Show you how to use try/catch clauses and error objects to handle errors as well. Give you some advice on how to debug JavaScript code effectively and list some typical mistakes you might run into.

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Web development has, for a while, been a breeze with the range of frameworks and tools available to create great projects with minimal effort. A front-end framework can be considered a toolbox filled with all kinds of valuable tools that developers can use to create a website or application quickly and efficiently. 

Like a carpenter needs his hammer and saw, a web developer needs their front-end framework to build a unique website or application. But much like any tool, both pros and cons are associated with using front-end frameworks for web development. 

This article will explore the benefits and drawbacks of using a front-end framework for your project. Let’s start by opening up this “toolbox” and looking at the pros and cons of using front-end frameworks for web development.

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